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How to Diversify Your Social Media Strategy for Events

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But its not only about using multiple platforms, its about how they are used. Different platforms serve different purposes and audiences: TikTok is used for discovery, Instagram for engagement, YouTube for education, and X for real-time updates. A strong strategy aligns platform purpose with content type to maximize impact.

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What’s Your Event Marketing Resolution?

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Throughout the disruptions brought on by COVID-19, event marketers have not only persevered but learned some important lessons along the way. I will see change as opportunity.” — Sheree Whiteley, copywriter. .” — Jacquelyn Wells, senior vice president and marketing strategist. But did we really listen to our audiences?

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Event Marketers Need a New Attendee-Acquisition Strategy

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While the beginning of the pandemic saw a huge boost for online events, audiences have shorter attention spans and attendees are spending less time engaged with virtual platforms. Attendee priorities have shifted, with attendees leaning toward an event schedule that takes place in the middle of the week rather than on the weekends.

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12 Steps for Creating a Great Event Marketing Plan 

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Event marketing can be a complex and time-consuming process, but it is essential for ensuring that your event is a success. A well-crafted marketing plan for events will help you reach your target audience, generate interest in your event, and drive ticket sales.

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When Marketing an Event, Advertise Outside Your Lane

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In light of this major trend and a large retiring workforce, event organizers must continue to prioritize finding and appealing to prospective trade-show and conference attendees who may not be aware of their events. How should you be thinking beyond the traditional so that you can identify and reach colder audiences who are aren’t?

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Event Predictions for 2025

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Anjia Nicolaidis, group director, international strategy AI technology will address two of the biggest challenges in international event marketing analyzing complex patterns in global audience market data and achieving genuine cultural relevance at scale.

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A Guide to New Technologies for Event Professionals

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In the future, however, the focus could shift to building community by giving attendees a voice in event content, speaker selection, etc. The following technologies are related to Web 3.0, BASE TECHNOLOGY: Artificial Intelligence (AI) Event marketers are already reaping the benefits of using AI software.